First Deputy receives Bahraini Coast Guard Commander: Continuing security coordination enhances joint Gulf cooperation

- Al-Yousef affirmed the deep fraternal and historical ties between Kuwait and Bahrain, and the commitment to strengthening security cooperation.

- The meeting covered the exchange of technical and operational expertise, and the development of surveillance systems, radar networking, and maritime operations.

The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sheikh Fahad Al-Yousef, received, in his office at the Ministry of Interior headquarters, the Commander of the Coast Guard of the Kingdom of Bahrain, Rear Admiral Abdulrahman Ahmed Al-Ruwaili, and his accompanying delegation, on the occasion of their official visit to the country. The meeting was held in the presence of the Director General of the General Directorate of the Coast Guard, Rear Admiral Sheikh Mubarak Ali Yousef Al-Sabah.

The Ministry of Interior stated in a press release that Sheikh Fahad Al-Yousef welcomed the Bahraini delegation to Kuwait, referred to as his “second country,” emphasizing the deep, entrenched fraternal and historical relations binding the two countries and their peoples, as well as the bonds of love and mutual respect, and the shared commitment to consolidating security cooperation and coordination.

The ministry added that the meeting discussed ways to enhance cooperation in coastal security, exchange technical and operational expertise, and leverage modern technologies in surveillance systems, radar networking, and maritime operations, thereby contributing to the development of capabilities and raising the readiness levels of both sides.

Sheikh Fahad Al-Yousef stressed the importance of continuing coordination, visits, and the exchange of expertise between the security agencies of the two countries, in order to support maritime security efforts and strengthen the trajectory of joint Gulf security cooperation.